Health insurance exchanges, once touted as the future of health care, have proven to be anything but a perfect solution for consumers.
Although both public and private exchanges have given consumers more options and, with the Affordable Care Act's tax subsidies, have significantly expanded the number of insured Americans, unintended consequences remain.
Among these are resistance from large insurers, who say the individual market has not stabilized and has dumped too many sick people into the ACA exchanges.
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